Library EventEveryone Counts! Family Census Party 2020

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Wednesday, March 11, 2020 - 6:30pm to 7:30pm

03/11/2020 6:30pm 03/11/2020 7:30pm Everyone Counts! Family Census Party 2020 The 2020 Census, which counts every person in America, is coming up - join us for a party to learn all about it! We'll read books, sing songs, play instruments, watch videos, do crafts, and more, all celebrating counting concepts. Then, enjoy some number-shaped cookies, get your questions answered about the Census, and pick up a U.S. Census Bureau giveaway. The U.S. Census counts every single person living in America. The first one was in 1790, and it's happened every 10 years since then. The census form asks a few questions about each person who lives in your home. This information is kept confidential - no one can get in trouble for their answers. The information is used to produce statistical data that guides the distribution of money for highway construction, Head Start, natural disaster preparedness, housing assistance for older adults, and more. Iowa City Public Library Iowa City Public Library America/Chicago public

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The 2020 Census, which counts every person in America, is coming up - join us for a party to learn all about it! We'll read books, sing songs, play instruments, watch videos, do crafts, and more, all celebrating counting concepts. Then, enjoy some number-shaped cookies, get your questions answered about the Census, and pick up a U.S. Census Bureau giveaway.

The U.S. Census counts every single person living in America. The first one was in 1790, and it's happened every 10 years since then. The census form asks a few questions about each person who lives in your home. This information is kept confidential - no one can get in trouble for their answers. The information is used to produce statistical data that guides the distribution of money for highway construction, Head Start, natural disaster preparedness, housing assistance for older adults, and more.

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This event is open to the public.